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Journal Article
In Situ Studies on the Irradiation-Induced Twin Boundary-Defect Interactions in Cu
2017
Overview
Polycrystalline Cu films with nanoscale annealing twins are subjected to
in situ
Kr
++
ion irradiation at room temperature inside a transmission electron microscope up to a dose of 1 displacement-per-atom. Radiation induces prominent migration of incoherent twin boundaries. Depending on twin thickness, three types of twin boundary evolutions are observed, including rapid detwinning, gradual detwinning, and self-healing. The mechanism of twin thickness-dependent evolution of microstructures is discussed. This study provides further evidence on twin boundary-defect interactions and may assist the design of radiation-tolerant twinned metallic materials.
Publisher
Springer US,Springer Nature B.V,ASM International
